Worldlawn WY33N13KW User manual

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Commercial / Residential

33″Mower

Operator’s Manual

Worldlawn Power Equipment, Inc.

Industrial Park 2415 Ashland Ave. Beatrice, NE 68310

Toll Free Number: 1-800-267-4255

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Service Information

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Maintenance

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Mower Operation

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Adjustments & Repairs

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Warranty

Service Information

WORLDLAWN 33” COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL MOWER

SERVICE AND REPAIR PARTS INFORMATION

If you have questions, problems, or need an Operator’s or

Parts Manual, please contact your local Worldlawn

authorized dealer or call the factory. When calling or writing,

please provide the Model and Serial Number of your Mower.

WORLDLAWN POWER EQUIPMENT INC.

Phone: ……………………………………(402)228-4255

Fax: ………………………………………(402)223-4103

www.worldlawnpowerequip.com

Some of the pictures may vary between models but they

depict similar information.

MODEL NUMBERS for 33” MOWERS

MODEL

ENGINE

STARTER

WY33N11BS

B&S10.5HP Intek I/C

Recoil

WY33N11BSE

B&S11.5 HP Intek I/C

Electric

WY33N13BS

B&S13HP Intek I/C

Recoil

WY33N13BSE

B&S13HP Intek I/C

Electric

WY33N11HD

Honda GXV340

Recoil

WY33N11HDE

Honda GXV340

Electric

WY33N13HD

Honda GXV390

Recoil

WY33N13HDE

Honda GXV390

Electric

WY33N13KW

Kawasaki FH381V

Recoil

WY33N13KWE

Kawasaki FH381V

Electric

Factory specified replacement parts for your Mower are

available from either your local Worldlawn authorized dealer

or by calling the factory.

Contact your local Worldlawn or Engine authorized dealer or

call the Factory where local laws require the Mower to have

a Spark Arrester Muffler.

For engine information, contact your nearest authorized

Engine Service Dealer. Look in the Yellow Pages under

“Engine-Gasoline.” The Engine Warranty is covered by the

Engine Manufacturer’s Limited Warranty.

Record (See FIG 1)

Model No.

Serial No.

Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SAFETY INFORMATION

Equipment Safety and Training……………..………………………………………...

1

Preparation to Mow…………………………………………………………………...

1

Operating the Mower ……………………………………………………………........

1

MAINTENANCE

Maintenance and Storage………………………………………………………….......

1

Initial Assembly…………………………………………………………………….....

2

Blade Care…………………………………………………………………………….

2

Daily Maintenance…………………………………………………………………….

2

Safety Decals ………………………………………………………………………....

2

MOWER OPERATION

Operation……………………………………………………………………………...

3

Starting the Engine …………………………………………………….……..……....

3

Stopping the Engine…………………………………………………………………...

3

Blades and Wheel drives………………………………………………………...........

3

ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS

Adjustments and Repairs………………………………………………………...........

4

Blade Replacement……………………………………………………………………

4

Blade Spindle Belt Replacement……………………………………………………...

4

Blade Brake Pad Replacement………………………………………………………..

4

Blade Drive Belt Replacement………………………………………………………..

4

Transmission Drive Belt Replacement………………………………………………..

5

Wheel Drive Belt Replacement……………………………………………………….

5

Wheel Drive Controls Adjustment……………………………………………………

5

Wheel Brake Adjustment……………………………………………………………...

6

Blade Drive Lever Adjustment………………………………………………………..

6

Shift Control Rod Adjustment………………………………………………………...

6

Cutting Height Adjustment……………………………………………………………

6

Transmission Adjustment……………………………………………………………..

7

SERVICE BATTERY

Service Battery ……………………………………………………………..………..

Connecting the Negative Battery Cables ……………………………………..……..

Check Battery Charge ………………………………………………………………..

7

8

ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC

Wiring Harness Diagram……………………………………………………………...

9

ACCESSORY

Nylon Grass Catcher………………………………………………………………….

10

LIMITED WARRANTY

Warranty Information…………………………………………………………………

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RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION

LOOK FOR THIS SYMBOL TO POINT OUT IMPORTANT

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS. IT MEANS ATTENTION!

BECOME ALERT! YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED.

EQUIPMENT SAFETY AND TRAINING

● READ the OPERATOR’S Manual Carefully. Be

thoroughly familiar with the controls and the proper use of

the Mower.

● NEVER allow children to operate or ride on the Mower.

Do not allow adults to operate the Mower without proper

instruction.

● KEEP the area of operation clear of all by bystanders,

particularly small children and pets.

● DO NOT operate the Mower if under the influence of

alcohol, medication, or when tired or ill.

PREPARATION TO MOW

● THOROUGHLY inspect the area where the Mower is to

be used and remove all stones, sticks, wires, bones, and other

foreign objects.

● DO NOT operate the Mower when barefoot or wearing

open sandals. Always wear appropriate footwear.

● CHECK the fuel before starting the engine. Do not fill the

Gasoline Tank indoors or when the Engine is running. Wait

until the Engine has cooled for several minutes after running.

Clean up any spilled gasoline before starting the engine.

● KEEP

the Blade Drive Lever in the disengaged position and

shift the Transmission into neutral before starting the engine.

Never make a height adjustment or any Mower adjustment

while the engine is running.

● NEVER operate the Mower in wet grass. Always be sure

of your footing; keep a firm hold on the handles and walk;

never run.

OPERATING THE MOWER

● ALWAYS wear safety goggles or safety glasses with side

shields when operating the Mower.

● DO NOT change the Engine Governor setting or

overspend the engine.

● DO NOT put hands or feet near or under rotating parts.

Keep clear of the discharge opening at all times.

● TEST the operation of Blade Drive Lever before each use.

If Blades rotate longer than three seconds after the controls

are disengaged, stop the Engine and immediately contact

your local Worldlawn authorized dealer or call the factory

for instructions. DO NOT use the Mower until the

mechanism is repaired.

● MAKING TURNS: The Mower turns easily by squeezing

the right or left lever.

● WATCH for traffic and STOP the Mower Blade when

crossing gravel drives, walks, or roadways.

● MOW only in daylight or in good artificial light. Always

run the Engine at the fast speed setting for best mowing

performance.

● STOP the Engine after striking a foreign object.

Disconnect the spark plug wire, thoroughly inspect the

Mower for any damage, and repair the damage before

restarting and operating the Mower.

If the Mower should start to vibrate abnormally, STOP the

Engine, disconnect the spark plug wire, and check

immediately for the cause. Vibration is generally a warning

of trouble.

● STOP the Engine whenever you leave the Mower or

during cleaning, repairing, or inspecting. Make certain the

blades and all moving parts have stopped. Disconnect the

spark plug wire and keep the wire away from the plug to

prevent accidental starting.

● MOW across the face of slopes; never up and down.

Exercise extreme caution when changing direction on slopes.

Do not mow on slopes (with an incline of more than 15°).

Exceeding the maximum safe operating angle may cause

tipping and loss of Mower control.

● ALWAYS mow with all Covers in place and the Discharge

Chute in the down position, except if an optional Grass

Catcher is completely installed.

● DO NOT touch Engine parts which may be hot from

operation. Allow parts to cool completely before inspecting,

cleaning, adjusting, refueling, or repairing the Mower.

● Shut off the Fuel Valve at the bottom of the Tank

before transporting the Mower on a trailer, FIG 10.

Failure to do so may cause flooding of the Carburetor due to

road vibration.

USE THE FOLLOWING MAINTENANCE

PROCEDURES TO KEEP YOUR MOWER IN

GOOD OPERATING CONDITION

MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

● CHECK the Blade and Engine Mounting Bolts at frequent

intervals for proper tightness.

● KEEP all Nuts, Bolts, and Screws tight to be sure the

equipment is in safe working condition.

● NEVER store the Mower with gasoline in the Tank inside

a building where fumes may reach an open flame or spark.

Allow the Engine to cool before storing in any enclosure.

Store gasoline in a cool, well vented area, and only in an

approved container.

● Keep MOWER Blades sharp. Use Caution, wear gloves

and eye protection when servicing and sharpening Blades.

To reduce fire hazard, keep the engine free of grass, leaves,

debris, and grease.

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● Check the tires for proper pressure.

Front caster tires 20psi.

Rear tires 20psi.

● Drain and refill the Transmission Oil yearly—use one pint

of SAE 30. FIG 9 & FIG 15.

● Grease all pivots daily, or more often as needed,

depending on operating conditions.

● Use only Worldlawn® original equipment replacement

parts. “WILL FIT” parts could present a safety hazard

and void the warranty.

INITIAL ASSEMBLY

The Handlebars and Control Linkages may not be

completely installed on the Mower. Connectors may be

disengaged. Attach the Handlebars with two bolts on each

side as shown in FIG 9. Attach Throttle Cable to the Engine

as shown in FIG 1 and in the Engine Operating &

Maintenance Instructions. Each of the Control Rods must be

connected as shown in FIG 3 & 10. Follow the instructions

to properly adjust each of the controls. The Fuel Line should

be connected to the Engine Fuel Filter and attached to the

Engine with one Tie. Tighten the Fuel Clamp Screw FIG 1.

Attach the Discharge Chute FIG 7. Attach the LH & RH

Front Caster Wheel Arm Assembly to the Mower Deck with

4 bolts in each Arm.

FIG 1 Throttle and Fuel Line Attachment

（The positions of Fuel Filter and Throttle Cable

Attachment are a bit different on different models of

Engines.）

For the Electric Start Mower, FIG 2, plug the Connector A

on the Handlebar into the Connector B on the Engine Frame,

refer to the Wiring Harness Diagram, page 8.

Connector A

Connector B

FIG 2 Electric Start Controls

To prevent personal injury or Mower damage, do

not attempt to start the Engine until the Handlebars and

Control Rods are properly installed, checked for proper

operation, and you have read and understood the safety,

controls, and operation of the Mower.

Shut off Engine and Disconnect the Spark Plug

Wire. Keep the wire away from the plug to prevent

accidental starting before making any Inspections, Repairs,

or Adjustments (Except Carburetor).

REFER to the Engine Operating & Maintenance Instructions

for the following Engine Service Information:

● Safety

● Starting and Stopping

● Engine Information

● Maintenance

● Oil

● Adjustments

● Fuel & Starting Info.

● Parts and Service & Storage

● Warranty Information

Tipping mower for service

When servicing the underside of the Mower,

make sure Mower is securely blocked up to prevent it from

falling and injuring anyone.

BLADE CARE

For best results, keep Mower Blades sharp. The Blades can

be sharpened with a few strokes of a file or dressed on a

grinding wheel. DO NOT attempt to sharpen Blades while

on the Mower.

1. When sharpening the Blades, take care to maintain Blade

balance. Check for proper balance before reinstalling.

Replace bent or damaged Blades.

2. To ensure good cutting performance, install new Blades at

the start of each mowing season.

DAILY MAINTENANCE

1. Make sure all Nuts and Bolts are tight and Pins securely in

place. Especially make certain the Engine and Blade

Bolts/Nuts are tightened properly.

2. Remove grease, spilled oil, accumulated dirt, and

clippings from around belts and underside of Mower.

3. Grease Fittings are provided on important parts requiring

lubrication. See FIGS 3 & 10.

SAFETY DECALS

Make certain that all Safety Decals on the Mower are kept

clean and in good condition. For Replacement, please refer

to the Parts Catalog that accompanied the Mower.

Fuel

Filter

Model

Plate

Tie

Throttle

Cable

Attachment

Engine

Pulley Belt

Guard Nut

3

Follow the Engine Manufacturer’s instructions

for the type of gasoline and oil to use.

Left and right sides of the Mower are determined

from the operator's point of view from behind the Mower.

OPERATION

Your Worldlawn® Mower is equipped with a

Blade Spindle Brake which stops the Blade rotation when

the Blade Drive Lever has been disengaged. DO NOT

attempt to defeat the purpose of this control.

FIG 3 Mower Controls

-NOTE-

The Mower can be manually pushed or pulled:

* Both of the Steering Levers must be released.

* The Transmission must be in NEUTRAL.

STARTING THE ENGINE FIG 3

Keep hands and feet clear of Mower Blades.

Look behind you to be sure there are no obstacles before

pulling the Recoil Starter Rope.

● RECOIL START ENGINE

1. See that the Blade Drive Lever is disengaged and the

Transmission is in neutral.

2. Move Engine Throttle Control to Choke position. When

restarting a warm engine move Throttle Control to a

mid-way position.

3. Stand on the left side of the Mower and place one foot

against the rear Tire.

4. Grasp the recoil starter rope handle and pull slowly until

resistance is felt; then pull rapidly to overcome Engine

compression and to prevent kickback. Start the Engine.

When started, move Throttle Control to mid-way position.

● ELECTRIC START ENGINE

1. See that the Blade Drive Lever is disengaged and the

Transmission is in neutral. FIG 3.

2. Move Engine Throttle Control to Choke position. When

restarting a warm engine, move Throttle Control to a

mid-way position.

3. Turn Ignition Key to START position. When engine starts

return Key to RUN position.

STOPPING THE ENGINE FIG 3

● RECOIL START ENGINE

1. Squeeze both Steering Levers on handles and lock both

Brake Latches.

2. Shift the Transmission into neutral.

3. Disengage the Blade Drive Lever.

4. Move Throttle Control to SLOW position to slow down

Engine speed; then move Throttle Control to Stop position.

● ELECTRIC START ENGINE

1. Squeeze both Steering Levers on handles and lock both

Brake Latches.

2. Shift the Transmission into neutral.

3. Disengage the Blade Drive Lever.

4. Move Throttle Control to SLOW position to slow down

Engine speed; then turn Key to OFF position

BLADES AND WHEEL DRIVES FIG 3

Stop forward travel before changing speeds.

Squeeze both Steering Levers, lock the Brake Latches,

shift to desired gear, and again release both Steering

Levers.

1. Slowly and firmly push the Blade Drive Lever forward

to engaged position. Do not force this lever.

2. The blade tip speed on 33'' is 16,673 feet per minute.

3. Squeeze Steering Levers on handles and lock both

Brake Latches. Move Gear Shift Lever to select desired

speed according to moving conditions and terrain:

1st (Low)

1.85mph

2nd (Medium)

2.65mph

3rd (High) for travel

3.55mph

4. To start forward movement, release both Steering Levers.

5. For reverse travel, shift the Transmission into neutral and

manually pull the Mower backwards.

6. To stop the Blades and Wheels, squeeze both Steering

Levers on handles and lock both Brake Latches which

applies both Wheel Brakes. Disengage the Blade Drive

Lever which applies the Blade Brake.

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ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS

Remove and reinstall the Belt Cover for any service of

Spindles, Blades, Blade Brake Pad, and Blade Drive Belts.

FIG 4.

Grease Fittings

Caster Wheel

Knob

FIG 4 Belt Cover

1. To remove the Belt Cover, loosen four Knobs, lift Belt

Cover up, and pull toward the front of the Mower.

2. Reinstall Belt Cover in reverse directions and install four

Knobs.

DO NOT OPERATE MOWER WITHOUT BELT

COVER INSTALLED. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THIS

INSTRUCTION COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL

INJURY AND / OR MOWER DAMAGE.

BLADE REPLACEMENT FIG 5

1. Remove Belt Cover and block up front of Mower.

Remove Blade Bolt, Belleville Washer, and Locknut.

2. Reinstall all parts in proper order. Be sure Splined Spacer

fits above the Blade and the Flats in Blade are aligned with

flats on the Blade Spindle Shaft. Torque to 35-45ft.lbs.

3. Remove blocking

Locknut

Flat Washer

Spindle

Housing

Splined

Spacer

Blade

Belleville

Washer

Blade Bolt

FIG 5 Mower Spindle & Blades

BLADE SPINDLE BELT REPLACEMENT

FIG 6

FIG 6 Blade Spindle Belt

1. Be sure that Mower Blade Drive Lever is disengaged and

both Brake Latches are locked. FIG 3.

2. Remove both Center Spindle Pulley Belt Guards and

remove the Blade Drive Belt from around Center Pulley.

3. Loosen Swing Bolt Nuts.

4. Remove old belt or replace with a new belt; route belt

around pulleys as shown. Reinstall Blade Drive Belt and

Belt Guard; tighten Swing Bolt Nuts.

5. Reposition Belt Guards 1/8” clearance from tensioned

Belt and tighten.

6. To adjust Blade Spindle Belt tension, tighten or loosen

Swing Bolt Nuts.

BLADE BRAKE PAD REPLACEMENT FIG 6

1. Move Idler Assembly out of the way and remove

hardware securing Blade Brake Pad.

2. Install new Pad, center the Pad in the Spindle Pulley

groove, retighten Nuts.

3. Operate Controls to see that the Blade Brake Pad properly

centers in the left Spindle Pulley groove.

4. Test operation of the Blade Brake System, to see that the

Blade Brake stops Blade rotation within 3 seconds.

BLADE DRIVE BELT REPLACEMENT

FIG 7

FIG 7 Blade Drive Belt

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1. Be sure that Mower Blade Drive Lever is disengaged and

both Brake Latches are locked. FIG 2

2. Remove both Center Spindle Pulley Belt Guards, FIG 6,

and loosen and remove Belt Guard from Engine Pulley. Nuts

are shown in FIG 9.

3. Remove Blade Drive Belt and replace Belt. Route Belt

around Pulleys as shown.

4. Reposition Belt Guards 1/8” clearance from tensioned

Belt and tighten.

5. To adjust Belt tension, tighten or loosen nut. FIG 6

6. Operate the Blade Drive Lever to see that the Belt guard

clears the pulleys and the belt, and that the Blade Brake

functions properly.

TRANSMISSION DRIVE BELT

REPLACEMENT FIG 8

1. Remove Engine Pulley Belt Guard FIG 1 & 9 and Blade

Drive Belt from Engine Drive Pulley.

2. Loosen Locknut and move the Transmission Drive Idler

Pulley toward the RH side of the Mower.

3. Install new Belt, reinstall Engine Pulley Belt Guard.

Blade

Drive Belt

Transmission

Drive Belt

Engine Drive

Pulley

Transmission

Drive Idle

Pulley

Transmission

Input Pulley

FIG 8 Transmission Drive Belt

(As viewed from top of mower)

WHEEL DRIVE BELT REPLACEMENT

FIG 9

Handle Bar

Bolts

Hair Pins

Idler Pulley

Engine Pulley

Belt Guard

Nuts(2)

Transmission Filler Port

Engine

Oil

Drain

FIG 9 Wheel Drive Belts

1. Raise and securely block up Engine Frame so tires clear

the ground and work from RH side of Mower.

2. Remove locknuts and Belt Guard.

3. Squeeze Steering Lever to lift up Idler Pulley.

4. Remove Wheel Drive Belt and replace Belt; route Belt

around Pulleys as shown.

5. Reinstall all parts in proper order.

-NOTE-

THE FOLLOWING TWO ADJUSTMENTS MAY BE

REQUIRED IF THE MOWER DOES NOT HOLD ON A

HILL WITH BOTH STEERING LEVERS SQUEEZED

TIGHT TO HANDLES OR IF THE BRAKE(S) DRAG

WHEN BOTH STEERING LEVERS ARE RELEASED.

WHEEL DRIVE CONTROLS ADJUSTMENT

FIG 10

Hair

Pins

Control Rod

Shift Control

Rod

Fuel

Shut Off

Valve

Grease Fittings (2)

Blade

Control

Rod

Control

Rod

FIG 10 Wheel Drive Controls

1. Remove the Hair Pin and pull out Control Rod from the

Steering Lever.

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2. Lengthen or shorten the Control Rod a few turns so that

the Mower will "brake" when the Brake Latches are locked

with both Steering Levers squeezed tight to handles.

3. Reinstall all parts in proper order.

WHEEL BRAKE ADJUSTMENT FIG 11

Handle Bar

Bolts

Wheel Hub and

Brake Drum

Cutting Height Scale

Height Adjusting T Bolt

Locknut

Nut

FIG 11 Brake Linkage

1. This adjustment is made after properly adjusting the

Wheel Drive Controls. Work from RH side of Mower.

2. To adjust compression springs tension, tighten or loosen

Nuts and Locknuts.

3. Keep Brakes adjusted and balanced between right and left

Rear Wheels to prevent Mower from dragging or pulling to

one side.

BLADE DRIVE LEVER ADJUSTMENT

FIG 12

Adjustment Screw

Hair Pin & Nut

Shift Control

Rod

FIG 12 Blade Drive Lever Adjustment

(rear shield removed to show linkage)

1. Stop Engine, wait for all parts to stop moving.

2. Slowly and firmly push the Blade Drive Lever forward to

engaged position. Release your hand from the Blade Drive

Lever. It should stay engaged.

3. If the Blade Drive Lever will not stay engaged, then an

adjustment must be made.

4. Remove the Hair Pin, and thread adjustment screw in or

out to adjust the length of the Blade Control Rod and

reinstall. Retest per paragraph 2 above. Repeat if necessary.

5. When properly adjusted, the Blade Drive Lever will stay

engaged when pushed forward to engaged position.

SHIFT CONTROL ROD ADJUSTMENT

FIG 10, 11 & 12

FIG 13 Shift Control Rod Adjustment

1. Shift the Transmission into neutral and check the Switch

for compression travel. Adjust as needed.

2. Remove Cotter Pin and Shift Control rod from the Shift

Lever. Lengthen or shorten the Rod one turn and reinstall.

Repeat if necessary.

3. When properly adjusted, the compression travel should be

more than 5mm.

CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

The cutting height can be adjusted from 1-1/2” to 4” in 1/2”

increments by changing the height of the Mower Deck. You

must adjust both of the Caster Wheels and then the Rear

Wheel Height Crank.

Always maintain a 1/8-3/16” (blade cutting height pitch)

lower at the front Center Blade than at the back of either

outside Blade.

Be sure ENGINE IS OFF and all Controls

disengaged or released.

Grease

Fittings

Caster

Spacers

Note Flats On

Caster Shaft

FIG 14 Repositioning Caster Spacers

1. Raise and block front of Mower Deck, remove linchpin

and Flat Washer, FIG 14. To raise height of cut, lower Caster

Wheel Yoke 3-4”, lift off Spacer from top and place on the

underside of the Caster Wheel Bracket.

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2. Rotate the Spacer to align with flat in the Yoke Shaft and

slide the Spacer onto the shaft.

3. No Spacer at the bottom reflects a cutting height of 1-1/2”.

Each spacer added to or removed from the bottom will adjust

the cutting height 1/2”. Reinstall Flat Washer and linchpin,

remove blocking.

4. Make sure the number of Spacers are positioned the same

on both Caster Shafts.

Fuel

Shut Off

Valve

Rear Wheel Height

Adjusting Handle

Transmission

Drain Port

FIG 15 Rear Wheel Height Adjustment

5. To adjust the Rear Wheel settings refer to FIG 11. Loosen

both height adjusting T-Bolts. Unlock the Rear Wheel

Height Adjusting Handle FIG 15. Rotate the Handle

clockwise to raise and counterclockwise to lower the Rear

Wheels. Align the pointer on the register mark which

corresponds with the number of Caster Spacers on the

bottom of the Caster Wheel Bracket.

6. Reinstall all parts in proper order.

CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT CHART

Cutting Height

# Spacer Below

Cutting Height

Desired

Caster Pivot

Scale

1-1/2”

0

Front mark

2”

1

2nd mark

2-1/2”

2

3rd mark

3”

3

4th mark

3-1/2”

4

5th mark

4”

5

6th mark

TRANSMISSION ADJUSTMENT

Remove M6×12 Bolts & M6×10 Screws from the

connecting plates which link transmission output shaft and

drive shafts. Remove bolts (part NO.3300106) which connects

transmission to engine frame assembly. Replace with the new

transmission. Reinstall all parts in proper order. See FIG 16

FIG 16

SERVICE BATTERY

Battery posts, terminals, and related accessories contain lead

compounds, chemicals known to cause cancer and

reproductive harm.

The machine is shipped with a filled lead acid battery

without protection.

Unhook seat latch and tilt seat to gain access to the battery.

POTENTIAL HAZARD

·Charging the battery may produce explosive gasses.

WHAT CAN HAPPEN

·Battery gasses can explode causing serious injury.

HOW TO AVOID THE HAZARD

·Keep sparks, flames, or cigarettes away from battery.

Ventilate when charging or using battery in an enclosed space.

Check the voltage of the battery with a digital voltmeter.

Locate the voltage of the battery in the table below and

charge the battery for the recommended time interval to

bring the charge up to a full charge of 12.6Volts or greater.

IMPORTANT: Make sure the negative & positive

battery cables are connected correctly and the battery

charger used for charging the battery has an output of 16

volts and 7 amps or less to avoid damaging the battery.

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Chart 1

Voltage

Reading

Percent

Charge

Maximum

Charger

settings

Charging

Interval

12.6 or

greater

100%

16Volts/7

amps

No charging

Required

12.4-12.6

75%-100%

16Volts/7

amps

30 Minutes

12.2-12.4

50%-75%

16Volts/7

amps

1 Hour

12.0-12.2

25%-50%

14.4Volts/4

amps

2 Hours

11.7-12.0

0-25%

14.4Volts/4

amps

3 Hours

11.7 or less

0%

14.4Volts/4

amps

6 Hours or

more

POTENTIAL HAZARD

·If the ignition is in the “ON” position, there is potential for

sparks and engagement of components.

WHAT CAN HAPPEN

·Sparks could cause an explosion or moving parts could

accidently engage causing personal injury.

HOW TO AVOID THE HAZARD

· Be sure ignition switch is in the “OFF” position before

charging the battery.

CONNECTING THE NEGATIVE

BATTERY CABLES:

Note: If the positive cable is also disconnected, connect the

positive (red) cable to the positive battery terminal first, then

the negative (black) cable to the negative battery terminal.

Slip insulator boot over the positive terminal.

Note: If time does not permit charging the battery, or if

charging equipment is not available, connect the negative

battery cables and run the vehicle continuously for 20 to 30

minutes to sufficiently charge the battery.

·Battery contains sulfuric acid. Avoid contact and always

shield eyes, face, skin, and clothing from battery. Cigarettes,

flames, or sparks could cause battery to explode.

·Do not charge or use booster cables or adjust post connection

without proper training.

·If battery acid comes in contact with skin or eyes, flush with

water and call a physician immediately.

· Keep out of reach of children.

CHECK BATTERY CHARGE

Service Interval: Monthly

Allowing batteries to stand for an extended period without

recharging them will result in reduced performance and

service life. To preserve optimum battery performance and

life, recharge them in storage when the open circuit voltage

drops to 12 Volts.

Note: To prevent damage due to freezing, battery should be

fully charged before putting away for winter storage.

a) Check the voltage of the battery with a digital voltmeter.

Locate the voltage reading of the battery in the table (See

chart 1) and charge the batter for the recommended time

interval to bring the charge up to a full charge of 12.6 Volts

or greater.

IMPORTANT: Make sure the negative & positive battery

cables are connected correctly, and the battery charger used

for charging the battery has an output of 16 volts and 7 amps

or less to avoid damaging the battery.

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WIRING HARNESS DIAGRAM

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ACCESSORY

Nylon Grass Catcher

Nylon Grass Catcher: Model # WY33N-NGC (2.07 Bushel)

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LIMITED WARRANTY

WORLDLAWN POWER EQUIPMENT INC.

33” MOWER

Worldlawn Power Equipment, Inc, (“Worldlawn”) warrants

that the Worldlawn 33” Mower (“Mower”) will be free from

defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year

commercial from the original date of purchase. During the

warranty period, Worldlawn will repair or replace, at its

discretion, any Mower or part thereof which is found to be

defective in material or workmanship. This warranty

specifically excludes wear items, including but not limited to,

belts, blades, and tires. This warranty also specifically

excludes parts covered by another manufacturer’s warranty,

which parts are covered only by that manufacturer’s

warranty.

This limited warranty extends only to the original retail

purchaser (“Owner”) of a Mower. It is not transferable. This

warranty extends only to those Mowers purchased for

private residential and commercial use.

Proof of purchase will be required to substantiate all

warranty claims. All warranty work must be performed by an

authorized Worldlawn Dealer. Any work done on or to the

Mower by anyone other than an authorized Worldlawn

Dealer, including the original purchaser, voids all provisions

of this warranty except those provisions which limit

Worldlawn’s liability (as set forth below).

Any Mower or part thereof which, at Worldlawn’s sole

discretion, is deemed defective shall be repaired or replaced,

at Worldlawn's option, without charge for parts or labor. To

take advantage of this warranty, the Mower must be returned

to an authorized Worldlawn Dealer within the warranty

period. The cost of delivering the Mower to the authorized

Dealer and return delivery shall be the responsibility of the

Owner.

Worldlawn’s sole responsibility with any claim made under

this warranty is limited only to repairing or replacing the

mower or a defective part thereof, and no claim of breach of

warranty shall be cause for rescission, cancellation, or

voiding the contract of sale of the Mower.

This warranty does not extend to any Mower or part thereof

which has been misused, neglected, damaged, abused, not

properly installed or maintained, altered or which has been

operated in any way contrary to the operating instructions as

specified in the Owner/Operator Manual. This warranty does

not extend to any repair or replacement made necessary by

normal use. This warranty does not extend to the engine

which is warranted separately by the engine manufacturer.

THE WARRANTY EXPRESSED HEREIN IS IN LIEU OF

OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED,

INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY IMPLIED

WARRANTY OR MERCHANTIBILITY OR FITNESS

FOR A PARTICULAR USE AND IS IN LIEU OF ANY

AND ALL OTHER OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITY ON

WORLDLAWN’S PART.

UNDER ANY AND ALL CIRCUMSTANCES,

WORLDLAWN’S TOTAL LIABILITY TO OWNER FOR

ANY AND ALL CLAIMS, LOSSES OR DAMAGES,

INCLUDING LOSS OF PROFITS, ARISING OUT OF ANY

CAUSE WHATSOEVER, WHETHER BASED IN

CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORT,

STRICTLIABILITY, BREACH OF WARRANTY OR

OTHERWISE, SHALL IN NO EVENT EXCEED THE

PURCHASE PRICE OF THE MOWER. IN NO EVENT

SHALL WORLDLAWN BE RESPONSIBLE FOR

SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR

EXEMPLARY DAMAGES.

NOTES

Worldlawn Power Equipment, Inc.

Industrial Park 2415 Ashland Ave. Beatrice, NE 68310

Phone: (402) 228-4255 Fax: (402) 223-4103

www.worldlawnpowerequip.com

Form No. 33122-201111

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